Program.................................................................................................................................................2 A Message from our Co-Host................................................................................................................3 A Message from Roberta’s House Board of Directors.........................................................................4 Our Tribute to the Late Congressman Elijah Cummings...................................................................5 2024 Leadership Awardees....................................................................................................................6 Leadership Award: Celebrating Cecil Flamer.......................................................................................7 Founders Award: Celebrating Dr. Steven Sharfstein...........................................................................9 Torchbearer Awards: U.S. Congressman Jamie Raskin, Maryland State Senator Cory McCray......11 In the Spotlight: ...................................................................................................................................14 Our Host Committee and Sponsors.....................................................................................................18 Our Board of Directors and Volunteers.............................................................................................20 Roberta’s House Team.........................................................................................................................21 Healing Hearts and Minds: Roberta’s House Programs.....................................................................23 W W W . R O B E R T A S H O U S E . O R G 2024 Souvenir Journal Table of Contents Dr. Alexander Satorie-Robinson, Event Director Iandry Randriamandroso, Cover Art and Logo Design Carlos Gonzalez-Fernandez, Videographer Special Thanks Robert White, Journal Editor Kelli Brooks, Event Volunteer Coordinator Markell Smith, Event Coordinator Flowers by Rene, Floral Arrangements
Music..............................................................................................................The Syndicate Welcome...............................Kai Reed, Mona Rock, Dr. Maya Rockeymoore Cummings Contemplation....................................................................... Rev. Dr, Jamie Washington Pastor, Unity Fellowship Church of Baltimore Lifetime Achievement Award Presentation ............................Annette March-Grier, and Milton Dugger, Jr Dinner.............................................................................................................. Center Club Opening Videos Celebrating Roberta's House Clients.........Carlos Gonzalez-Fernandez Leadership Award Presentation....................................,Annette March-Grier, President, Mona Rock, Host Committee Chair Torchbearer Award Presentations...................................................Annette March-Grier Announcement of Silent Auction Winners.........................................Steve Baron, Chair, Roberta's House Development Committee Closing Remarks..................................................Victor March, Sr., Treasurer, Roberta’s House, Board of Directors # R O B E R T A S H O U S E M D Program Kai Reed is a news anchor and reporter for WBAL TV 11 in Baltimore, Maryland. Before joining WBAL, Reed worked as a news anchor at WKOW-TV in Madison, Wisconsin. Reed graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Radio Journalism and Political Science from the University of Missouri in Columbia. She is a member of the National Association of Black Journalists. Our Emcee
Dr. Maya Rockeymoore Cummings Nonresident Senior Fellow, Brookings Institute Founder/CEO Global Policy Solutions Honorary Co-Chair A Message from our Host Committee Greetings, Thank you for supporting Roberta’s House. We would like to congratulate this evening’s honorees! It is with great pleasure and anticipation that we extend a warm welcome to the Roberta's House Elijah Cummings Leadership Awards and Dinner. This evening marks a significant milestone in our journey of compassion and service to our community. As we gather here tonight, we honor the legacy of Congressman Elijah Cummings, a towering figure of integrity, empathy, and unwavering commitment to justice. His profound impact on our community continues to inspire us to strive for excellence and compassion in all that we do. Tonight, we come together to celebrate outstanding leaders who embody the spirit of service and leadership exemplified by Congressman Cummings. Through their dedication, vision, and tireless efforts, they have made invaluable contributions to our community, uplifting and empowering those in need. As we reflect on the past and look to the future, let us recommit ourselves to the noble mission of Roberta's House: to provide solace, support, and healing to individuals and families grappling with the profound pain of loss and grief. Together, we stand as beacons of hope, offering compassion, understanding, and a guiding hand to all who seek our assistance. We extend our deepest gratitude to each and every one of you for your unwavering support and generosity. Your presence here tonight is a testament to the enduring impact of love, empathy, and solidarity in our community. Thank you for joining us as we honor the legacy of Congressman Elijah Cummings and celebrate the remarkable achievements of our distinguished awardees. Together, let us continue to embody the spirit of leadership and service that defines Roberta's House and inspires us to make a difference in the lives of others. 3 Mona Rock Roberta's House Board of Directors Host Committee Chair
A Message from Roberta's House Board of Directors Milton A. Dugger, Jr. Chairman Roberta's House Board of Director Annette R. March-Grier President & Co-Founder Roberta's House 4 On behalf of the Board of Directors and President, it is our distinct pleasure to extend a heartfelt welcome to the 2024 Elijah Cummings Leadership Awards and Dinner. Tonight, we gather to honor individuals whose unwavering commitment to service, leadership, and compassion embodies the spirit of Congressman Elijah Cummings. Dr. Freeman and Jacqueline Hrabowski, Senator Ben Cardin, and Larry Poncho Brown have each made profound contributions to our community, uplifting and inspiring those around them with their dedication, vision, and tireless advocacy. As we come together to celebrate these outstanding leaders, we also reaffirm our commitment to the mission of Roberta's House: to provide solace, support, and healing to individuals and families navigating the journey of grief and loss. Through our collective efforts, we strive to create a more compassionate and resilient community, where every individual feels valued, supported, and empowered. We extend our deepest gratitude to Senator Ben Cardin, Dr. Freeman and Jacqueline Hrabowski, and Larry Poncho Brown for their exemplary leadership and dedication to making a difference in the lives of others. Your contributions inspire us all to reach higher, dream bigger, and work harder to build a better world for future generations. To our esteemed guests and supporters, thank you for joining us tonight as we honor the legacy of Congressman Elijah Cummings and celebrate the remarkable achievements of our distinguished awardees. Your presence here tonight is a testament to the power of community and the enduring impact of love, empathy, and solidarity. Together, let us continue to uphold the values of compassion, integrity, and service that define Roberta's House and guide us in our mission to create a brighter, more hopeful future for all. Milton A. Dugger, Jr. Annette R. March-Grier
WWWeeeRRReeemmmeeemmmbbbeeerrrCCCooonnngggrrreeessssssmmmaaannn EEEllliiijjjaaahhhCCCuuummmmmmiiinnngggsss Elijah Cummings, born in 1951 in Baltimore, Maryland, attended Baltimore City College High School before earning a Bachelor of Science degree from Howard University in 1973 and a J.D. from the University of Maryland Law School in 1976. Prior to his political career, Cummings practiced as an attorney. Throughout his life, Elijah was dedicated to serving and empowering the people he represented. He served an impressive 14 terms in the Maryland House of Delegates, becoming the first African American in the state to hold the position of Speaker Pro Tempore. In 1996, he was elected to represent Maryland's 7th Congressional District in the U.S. House of Representatives. Notably, in 2011, he became the Ranking Member of the House Committee on Oversight and Reform, later assuming the role of Chairman in 2019. During a House Committee on Oversight and Reform hearing, Cummings emphasized the significant public health issue of childhood trauma, highlighting its long-term negative effects and substantial economic costs to the United States. He recognized the increased risk of various leading causes of death among adults who have experienced adverse childhood experiences. Cummings' profound understanding of trauma and grief's impact on individuals and families influenced his early support for Roberta's House. He served as the Honorary Chair of the successful Capital Campaign to build the state-ofthe-art bereavement center in northeast Baltimore, attending the groundbreaking in October 2018. The center opened its doors in January 2021. Congressman Elijah Cummings unwavering commitment to ensuring a brighter future for every child was reflected in his dedication to public service. In honor of his legacy, the Board of Directors of Roberta's House established the Elijah Cummings Leadership Awards to recognize those who continue his mission. 5
The Honorable Adrienne A. Jones Speaker Maryland House of Delegates 2022 Elijah Cummings Leadership Award Roberta's House Elijah Cummings Leadership Awardees Alma Roberts 2022 Elijah Cummings Lifetime Achievement Award 6 The Honorable Barbara Mikulski Former United States Senator 2022 Elijah Cummings Leadership Founders Award Cecil Flamer 2023 Elijah Cummings Leadership Award Dr. Steven Sharfstein 2023 Elijah Cummings Leadership Founders Award Senator Cory McCray 2023 Elijah Cummings Torchbearer Award The Honorable Jamie Raskin 2022 Elijah Cummings Lifetime Torchbearer Award
Dr. Freeman & Mrs. Jacqueline Coleman Hrabowski Roberta's House 2024 Elijah Cummings Leadership Awardee Freeman and Jacqueline Coleman Hrabowski's relationship traces back to meeting in a precollege program at Hampton University. This shared experience laid the foundation for their enduring partnership, which has flourished personally and professionally. Jackie completed her bachelor’s degree in psychology at Hampton University in 1970 and her master’s and doctoral coursework at the University of Illinois. Freeman graduated from Hampton Institute with highest honors in mathematics. He received his M.A. (mathematics) and Ph.D. (higher education administration/statistics) from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Jackie has held numerous positions in education and the financial arena during her professional career. She retired in 2009 as Vice President of Corporate Community Involvement at T. Rowe Price Group, the Baltimore-based investment management firm. She began her 24-year career there as Manager of Corporate Training & Development, where she developed and implemented training programs for all associates, including new employee orientation, professional skills training, supervisory and management development, and executive leadership and organizational development. Freeman is President Emeritus of the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, where he served as president from 1992 to 2022. His research and publications focus on science and math education, with special emphasis on minority participation and performance. He chaired the National Academies’ committee that produced the 2011 report, Expanding Underrepresented Minority Participation: America’s Science and Technology Talent at the Crossroads. In 2012, President Obama named him to chair the President’s Advisory Commission on Educational Excellence for African Americans. The Hrabowski’s were among the original supporters of Roberta's House and have served as mentors to Roberta’s House President, Annette March-Grier and numerous community activists, scholars and leaders. They prioritize advancing diversity, equity, and inclusion through their mentoring initiatives, striving to address systemic exclusion and marginalization. They established the Hrabowski Scholars Program, which aims to empower exceptional basic researchers, including physician-scientists, who promise to become trailblazers in their respective fields. Roberta’s House 2024 Elijah Cummings Leadership Award is bestowed upon Dr. Freeman and Mrs. Jacqueline Coleman Hrabowski. Through their words and deeds, they have demonstrated leadership in support of Roberta’s House’s mission to address the impact of grief, loss, and trauma on the mental health and wellness of children, teens, adults, and families. 7
Senator Ben Cardin Roberta's House 2024 Elijah Cummings Lifetime Achievement Awardee Senator Ben Cardin, a third-generation Marylander, has emerged as a prominent figure in national politics, championing various causes such as health care, retirement security, environmental conservation, and fiscal responsibility. Throughout his tenure representing Maryland in the U.S. Senate, preceded by his service in the House of Representatives, Cardin has demonstrated a steadfast commitment to advocating for the needs of his constituents. Presently serving as the Chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, he has earned recognition for his bipartisan efforts in advancing U.S. national security interests. Moreover, Cardin has been instrumental in advocating for principles of good governance, transparency, and the protection of human rights, ensuring their integration into American foreign policy initiatives. Senator Cardin, first elected to the Senate in 2006, holds key positions on several influential committees, including the Small Business & Entrepreneurship Committee, which is crucial in revitalizing the economy. Additionally, he serves as a senior member on the Senate Finance Committee and the Environment & Public Works Committee, contributing to shaping policies that impact a wide range of issues. Senator Cardin is a staunch advocate for ensuring that quality, affordable healthcare is accessible to all Americans, viewing it as a fundamental right rather than a privilege. He has been particularly active in advocating for increased investments in mental and behavioral health services, collaborating with Senator Chris Van Hollen to secure significant funding for initiatives such as expanding behavioral health programs and support for Roberta's House. One of Senator Cardin's notable achievements is leading the effort to ensure access to dental care for children enrolled in the Children's Health Insurance Program. This effort was spurred by the tragic passing of a 12-year-old boy from Prince George's County due to complications from an untreated tooth infection. Senator Cardin continues to advocate for dental coverage for adults and seniors, recognizing the importance of oral health in overall well-being. In recognition of his dedicated service and significant contributions, Roberta's House 2024 Elijah Cummings Lifetime Achievement Award is bestowed upon Senator Ben Cardin as a testament to his unwavering commitment to serving his constituents and improving the lives of all Marylanders. 9
Larry Poncho Brown Roberta's House 2024 Elijah Cummings Torchbearer Awardee Larry "Poncho" Brown's remarkable talent with a paintbrush has garnered him numerous accolades and recognition throughout his career. Hailing from Baltimore, Brown was one of the youngest inductees into the Carver Vocational Technical High School Hall of Fame. Among his many achievements, he has received prestigious awards such as the 2008 Black Music & Art Award and the 2000 Artist of the Year Award from the African-American Visual Art Association. Brown is a prominent figure in contemporary African-American art on the global stage. His journey began at a young age when he launched his first business at just 17, specializing as a sign writer. This entrepreneurial spirit and his artistic prowess have propelled him to the forefront of the art world. Brown’s impact through his art and philanthropic endeavors demonstrates the profound role of art in healing and community support. In his philanthropic pursuits, Brown's initiative, Raising The Arts, has played a crucial role in supporting non-profit organizations and African American communities for over two decades. Brown has utilized his artistic talents to uplift and empower communities, showcasing the transformative power of art in social impact. Through his fine and commercial artwork, Brown's pieces have reached a national audience, gracing the pages of esteemed publications like Upscale, Ebony, Ebony Man, Essence, and Jet magazines. Furthermore, the UCLA Fowler Museum of Cultural History's publications "Wrapped In Pride" and "Connecting People With Art" immortalize his artistic contributions and highlight his cultural significance and artistic excellence. Moreover, Brown's artwork, some of which is displayed at Roberta's House, inspires and heals countless individuals navigating grief and loss. His ability to capture and convey emotions through art resonates deeply with those on their healing journey, offering solace, comfort, and hope. In recognition of his remarkable contributions to the arts and philanthropy, Roberta's House is honored to present Larry "Poncho" Brown with the 2024 Elijah Cummings Leadership Torchbearer Award. This award celebrates his dedication to using art as a tool for healing, empowerment, and community upliftment. (Photo by Kirth Bobb) 10
Your Host Committee Franklyn Baker Stephen Baron Larry Poncho Brown Milton A. Dugger. Jr. Olivia Farrow, Esq. Cecil Flamer Dr. Deidra W. Hill Dr. Freeman & Mrs. Jacqueline C. Hrabowski Annette R. March-Grier Erich W. March Victor C. March, Sr. Benjamin Morgan Mona Rock Dr. Maya Rockeymoore Cummings Dr. H. Alexander Satorie-Robinson Wendell Smith Dr. Steven Sharfstein Bonita Williams Silent Auction Donors 12 Larry "Poncho" Brown Sandra Santana Media Sponsor Victor March, Sr.
Our Event Sponsors 13 Cecil Flamer Gold Star Bronze Star Butterfly Drs. Steven & Margert Sharfstein Chrysalis Angel Heart Dr. Freeman & Jacqueline C. Hrabowski Larry Poncho Brown Laura Penza
Stephen T. Baron Chair, Development Committee Milton A. Dugger, Jr. Chair Olivia Farrow, Esq. Secretary, Governance Committee Chair Dr. Deidra Hill Member-at-Large Prince George's County Annette March-Grier, RN President & Co-Founder Erich W. March Member-at-Large Victor C. March, Sr. Treasurer Benjamin Morgan Member-at-Large Michelle R. Powell Member-at-Large Mona Rock Member-at-Large Dr. Steven Sharfstein Vice-Chair Wendell Smith Member-at-Large Our Board of Directors Thank You to Our 2023- 2024 Volunteers 14 Jeanette Banks Barbara Barry John Barry Porshia Bernard Leslye Betters Shantel Brown-Winn Marilyn Butler Geri Christmas Beverly Colter Kimberly Conaway Lavita Daniel Deborah Davis Jamia Davis Latrice Davis Tanya Deshields Gregory Evans Morgan Flowers Terrence Flowers Kristina Gaona Aleesha Gladden Jewel Glover Ebony Gibson Jole Gibson Tiffany Hall Rose Harris Renee Henry William Hill Kimberly Holmes Dollene Howell Rosalind Holloway Henrietta Jamison Elaine Jenkins Rachel Jenkins Barbara Johnson Clarice Johnson Aalyah Jones Christina Kelly Naomi Kinney Jacquiline Nocks Joyce Mason Leezor Melton Barbara McKnight-Allen Brenda Miller Aesha Minter Janice Moore Shirleen Moody-Cooper Lisa Moreland Nicole Moussa Renee Myrie Aaron Orel Kathleen Patterson Charity Pearson Gregory Prioleau Lori Revitz Mia Rhodes Donna Rice Paulette Ridgely Haydee Rodriguez Vonzella Shaw Lucy Simon Cylinda Smith Jackie Spriggs Michael Spriggs Tannica Stokes Kobe Street Jasmine Tucker Rae Underberg Linda Wardlow Ava Warren Clauda Waters Andrew Watson David Watson Jr. Morgan Watson Jason Whiting Jr. Christopher Wills Jordan Woolford Nicole Woolford Susan Warnick Kayla Woolford
Annette March-Grier, RN President 15 Jamarr Wilson Director of Operations Charmain Hopkins Finance Director Betty Hickey-Wright, MA Human Resources Director Melinda Lawson, BA, MA, MACT Survivor Advocacy Program Director Felicity Northcott, Ph.D. Institute Director Dorenzer Thomas, MSW, CRCCPA Youth Services Program Director Tracy Turner, Ph.D. H.O.P.E. Project Manager Robin Cash, LMSW Family Services Manager Zina L. Harris, MSW Survivors Advocacy Program Manager Kelli R. Brooks Community Resource Coordinator Kashya Brooks, MSW Community Engagement Survivor Advocate Veronica George, LCPC, NCC, MHS Behavioral Health Clinician Our Team We believe all children, adults, and families suffering the loss or death of a loved one should have support and a safe place to heal and recover. H. Alexander Satorie-Robinson, Ed.D. Development & Capital Campaign Director Aneesha Scott, LCSW-C, LICWS Clinical Director Gerad Dixon Data Analytics and QA Analyst Rhianon Brady, LCPC, CGP. C-DBT, CCTP Behavioral Health Clinician Kim Zapata, Ed.D.(c), M.S.Ed. Prince George’s County Campus Director Rhonda Blackman Homicide Survivor Advocate Jonae DeGross Administrative Assistant
16 Dan Appleget Website Technician Kimberly Conaway, LP Families Healing Together Facilitator Rev. Michael Jermmont, M.Div. Chaplin Gregory Matthews Facilities Manager RBW Strategies Development Consultant Grantwriter Our Team Ruth Machado PGCC Administrative Assistant Danielle Wilson Homicide Survivor Advocate Kristi Waters Homicide Survivor Advocate Gerald Scott Assistant Finance Director Hope: Honoring the memory of those who have died by Offering opportunities to learn Positive and Empowering grief experiences. Burnices Melton Facilities Maintaince Kim Holmes Homicide Survivor Group Facilitator Elizabeth Matienzo-Bray Bilingual Group Facilitator Elaine S, Jenkins Homicide Survivor Group Facilitator Consuelo Montgomery Homicide Survivor Advocate Yvonne Simmons, BA Homicide Survivor Advocate Markell Smith Development Coordinator Mariama KaiKai Homicide Survivor Advocate LaDetra Johnson, LMSW School Based Program Coordinator Neve McLeod Finance Assistant Kelli Hawkins Receptionist Justin Grier IT Director Robert White Marketing Specialist
Helping Adults Cope with Change and Readjust to the Loss A Time of Sharing is an adult peer support group for individuals ages 18 and over who have experienced the loss of someone close and seeking meaning in their lives. The groups are offered in English and Spanish Un Tiempo de Compartir. The Homicide Transformation Project (HTP) provides crucial support to survivors of homicide-related trauma through its comprehensive bereavement program. Specifically designed for adults, HTP offers peer support groups that cater to the unique trauma and needs faced by those who have lost loved ones to homicide. These support groups play a vital role in helping survivors navigate their grief and rebuild their lives after such devastating losses. The H.OP.E. Project provides essential support to women who have experienced miscarriage, stillbirth, pregnancy, or infant loss through its Life After Loss and Still a Mom peer support groups. These groups offer a safe space for women to share their experiences and receive support for up to one year following their loss. 11 6717 H.O.P.E. Interconception Care Home Base Program is a 12-month practical and emotional support program that educates and empowers mothers grieving a pregnancy or infant loss. The program provides home visits, resources, and comfort care and teaches moms and their families to plan a healthy future. Roberta's House Behavioral Health Program provides ongoing mental and behavioral health care to clients dealing with emotional, mental and behavioral health issues such as depression, mental illness, and substance abuse. Certified counselors and social workers provide counseling. We offer fee-for-service and free individual counseling. Our Grief Support Programs
The Homicide Survivor Advocacy Program plays a crucial role in providing direct support to individuals and families who have lost a loved one to homicide. This program ensures that survivors receive timely assistance by connecting with them within 24-48 hours after notification of the loss. The survivor advocates offer compassionate support and guidance to help families understand the next steps in their journey and connect them with essential resources for up to one year following the tragic event. By offering ongoing support and assistance, the program aims to help survivors navigate the challenges of grieving and rebuilding their lives after such traumatic experiences. 18 The Roberta's House Institute provides comprehensive training and skills development for professionals seeking to deliver culturally competent bereavement services, particularly tailored to urban populations. Through a range of workshops and activities, the institute caters to social workers, mental health service providers, morticians, and faith-based bereavement ministries. The Institute emphasizes evidence-based interventions for individuals and families experiencing complicated grief across different age groups, including children, adolescents, teens, and adults. Professionals can access fee-for-service workshops, certification programs, and continuing education credits, ensuring ongoing skill enhancement and knowledge transfer. The seminars and training cover a wide array of topics related to grief and trauma, equipping participants with the necessary tools and expertise to effectively support those navigating the grieving process within urban communities. 18 Men of Loyalty and Dignity (MOLD) offers specialized peer support to men, recognizing the unique challenges they face in coping with grief and loss. Traditionally, societal expectations often pressure men to suppress their emotions and adopt a "suck it up" mentality. However, this approach can hinder healthy healing and emotional expression. This peer support group provides a safe and understanding environment for men to process their grief, challenge traditional gender norms, and promote healthier ways of coping with loss. By acknowledging and addressing these societal pressures, MOLD aims to empower men to navigate their grief openly and authentically. Our Grief Support Programs
Youth Services Roberta's House works with local youth service providers and agencies to build collective efforts to understand the potential negative impact of grief, loss and trauma. Providing Safe Environments for Youth 5-18 to Develop and Sustain Healthy Coping Skills Camp Erin ® Baltimore is a free weekend bereavement camp for youth who are grieving the death of a significant person in their lives. Children and teens ages 6 to 17 attend a weekend camp experience that combines grief education and emotional support with fun, traditional camp activities. Our School-based Social Emotional Wellness Project provides students and faculty grief education and support. Art is intentional in all Roberta's House support groups. Group participants are encouraged to journal their feelings and decorate their masks inside and outside. The Peer Ambassador Project is youth-centered and strategically built to develop youth leaders or peer ambassadors. Peer Ambassadors are youth who have received training and act as liaisons between their bereaved peers, adult providers, and the community. Changing the Game empowers highrisk teens ages 13-17 who've experienced multiple losses with the wisdom and understanding of transforming their lives to create a productive, purposeful life. The Program addresses loss, the absent parent, coping skills, and developing a new outlook on life. It teaches how to create a vision and mission statement. Where No Child Grieves Alone 19 On the inside of the masks participants will write words or phased they internalized their true feelings inside.
Volunteer Volunteer Program At the Heart of all we do to help and support Survivors through their Grief Journey The volunteers at Roberta’s House are truly a treasure to the community, serving as the heart of our mission to aid and comfort survivors along their journey of grief. Comprised of a dedicated and diverse group from various backgrounds and walks of life, our volunteers possess a special gift: the ability to offer genuine presence and compassionate listening to both children and adults who are mourning the loss of a loved one. Their selfless dedication is evident as they generously contribute their time, talents, energy, and unwavering support to create a nurturing environment where grieving individuals and families can find solace and healing. Each volunteer undergoes extensive preparation, including 24 hours of training and thorough background checks, ensuring they are equipped to directly assist our families with care and empathy. Through the dedication and commitment of our volunteers, Roberta’s House continues to provide a safe haven where individuals can find comfort, understanding, and a sense of community as they navigate the difficult path of grief. 20 Prince George's County Campus Roberta’s House Prince George's County Campus is part of a 5-year strategic growth plan that includes creating a comprehensive bereavement care program in Prince George's County and the surrounding communities. The Center is conveniently located at 10210 Greenbelt Road, Glenn Dale, MD, 20706. To volunteer or to be contacted about future events and programs at our Prince George's County Campus, email us at [email protected].
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Coming Soon Roberta's House April 21-27 Volunteer Appreciation Week September 14 Camp Erin Volunteer Appreciation Celebration December 14 Annual Candlelight Service of Remembrance December 13 Annual Appreciation Reception for Donors & Volunteers November 17 Holiday Hope November 16 Children's Grief Awareness Day August 30 National Grief Awareness Day July 21 6th Annual Crab Feast Patapsco Arena 1:00-6:00 PM May 20 Volunteer Workshop 6:00pm-9:00 PM For more information about upcoming Roberta's House programs and events follow us on Facebook, IG, and Twitter @RobertasHouseMD, on our website robertashouse.org/events. To contact our team email [email protected] or call (410) 235-6633. September 25 National Day of Remembrance for Murder Victims